Daulatdia Ferry Ghat Pictures Of Rajbari District

Famous Tourist Spots of Rajbari District

Rajbari was named by ruler Raja Surjoprashad Sen. Rajbari was declared as a district on 1st March of 1984. Rajbari is a district under Dhaka division. It is in central of Bangladesh. The district consists of 4 Upazilas, 42 union Parishads, 3 municipalities, 796 Mouzas, 986 villages, 27 wards and 96 mahllas. Area is 1118.8 sq km. Renowned novelist Mir Mosharaf Hossain’s Academy is at Rejbari.

Top Famous Tourist Spots::
Rajbari Uddyan Base
Baliakandi Royal Palace
Barbakpur Zamindar Bari
Acrobatic Center
Dauladia River Port
Goalanda Ferryghat
Rajbari Swiming Pole
Luxmi Kol Royal Palace
Rajbari Circuit House
Tomb of Jangi Shah.
Shrine of Shah Palowan,
Tomb of Saint Kamal Shah
Hindus Temples and Mondirs
Chand Sawdagar’s Mound
Jora Bangla Temple,
Ram Mandir at Belgachhi

Hotel/Reosrt	Address	Tel/Cell Phone
Kenton Chiness Hotel & Restaurant	Sajjon Kanda, Rajbari Pouroshova	01735474353
Hotel park abashik	Sajjon Kanda, Rajbari Pouroshova	0641-66111
Prime Hotel	Baradanga, Rajbari Pouroshova	01913959222
Mid town Hotel	Baradanga, Rajbari Pouroshova	01190690301

Transport Name	Source	Tel/Cell Phone
Nabil Paribahan	15/1, old Gabtoly Mirpur, Dhaka	02-9007036, 02-9011143
Goldenline & Azmiri Enterprise		0631-66988, 01755-522200
Zaker Enterprise		01712- 424 134
Saudia Paribahan		0631-63644, 01916-136531

History Of The War Of Liberation In Rajbari District

Administration Rajbari' district was formed in 1984. Once Rajbari region was a part of jessore district. In 1811 when Faridpur District was formed Rajbari was included in it. Besides, the upazilas under Rajbari district were included in different districts in the past. Pangsha Thana was once included into Pabna district. In 1859 Pangsha and Baliakandi were included in the newly formed Kumarkhali Sub Division. In 1871, when Goalanda Sub Division was formed, Pangsha and Rajbari were included in it and its headquarters was established in Rajbari. Goalanda was upgraded into a district in March 1984 and it was renamed as Rajbari District. Of the four upazilas of the district pangsha is the largest (414.24 sq km) and goalandais the smallest (149.03 sq km). Of the 17 districts of Dhaka Division Rajbari occupies the 15th position and it occupies the 56th position out of the 64 districts of Bangladesh.

History of the War of Liberation On 26 March 1971, Sangram Parishad was formed in Rajbari district. In the encounters between the freedom fighters and the Pak army held on 21 and 22 April six freedom fighters were killed. The Pak army killed 10 persons at villages Majhpara, Ramcole and Mathurapur; they also set many houses of these villages on fire. In an encounter held in November the freedom fighters captured a bulk of arms and ammunitions of the enemy. Another encounter between the freedom fighters and the Pak army held in November at village Alhadipur had nine casualities on the side of the Pak army.

Marks of War of Liberation Mass grave 4 (Goalanda, Khankhanapur, char lands of Habaspur under Pangsha upazila, Baliakandi.)

Rajbari - A place of a scenic beauty

Map Of Rajbari District